Nosara, Entertainment
Multi-cultural psychotropical sensation Sonámbulo stole the show at the Caricaco Festival in Nosara...
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Food News
Belle Richardson, originally from Canada, was looking for an alternative to coffee to get an...
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Gloriana Fernandez, Gustavo Rodriguez, Alejandra Trejos and Karla Aguilar are four youths from San Jose...
The pleasure of French cuisine lies in the quality of their products and the finesse...
Nicoya, Samara, Santa Cruz
Tamarindo and Samara are the only beaches in Guanacaste with lifeguards. How did they do it?
For years, Tamarindo was the only beach in all of Guanacaste that had lifeguards. Now
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We all think we will enjoy these vacations as a family, that everyone will get...
Community, Identity, Nature
Environmentalists are denouncing the destruction of coral reefs in ‘Bahía Culebra’. They demand collaboration from boaters.
Neighborhood groups, institutions and companies are fighting to reduce the pressure that some tourism practices...
Political and evangelical leaders reveal how they mix religion and politics in Guanacaste, where 25...
There is not a water shortage in Guanacaste. Wells registered for human use have a...
Community, Culture, Santa Cruz
Black Christ of Esquipulas in Santa Cruz recognized as Cultural Heritage
The celebration for the Holy Black Christ of Esquipulas in Santa Cruz was declared Intangible...
Last week in the communities of Sámara and Nosara, the Costa Rican Tourism Institute...
A record 150 people attended the 14th annual fundraising evening for the Biblioteca David Kitson...
We are Guanacaste. We were born and grew up here. When we were 21, we...
Whistles, spiritual amulets, body ornaments and figurines dating back more than 2,000 years will...
Twelve-hundred years ago, in a small valley on Guanacaste’s coast, the dead were...
On the evening of Sunday, September 5, a Costa Rican tourist was vacationing in El...
“There were almost no plants in this park,” says Victor Manuel “Nengo” Rojas, sidestepping branches...
